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Bishkek Restricts Construction Ahead of SCO Summit and World Nomad Games

From 24.kg · () Russian

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  • Bishkek is implementing a three-day restriction on construction work and heavy machinery use, beginning August 30, to ensure safety during major international events.
  • The restrictions are in response to the upcoming SCO Summit and the World Nomad Games, aiming to maintain public order and the smooth operation of city infrastructure.
  • Energy authorities have urged construction companies to exercise caution near energy facilities during this period.

Bishkek is imposing temporary restrictions on construction activities to ensure the smooth and safe execution of two major international events: the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit and the World Nomad Games.

Starting August 30, construction and installation work, along with the operation of heavy specialized machinery, will be temporarily halted in the capital city for three days. The Ministry of Construction of Kyrgyzstan announced these measures, stating their primary goal is to guarantee safety and maintain public order throughout the duration of these significant international gatherings.

Beyond security concerns, the restrictions also aim to ensure the uninterrupted functioning of Bishkek's essential transport and engineering infrastructure. This proactive approach seeks to prevent any disruptions that could arise from ongoing construction projects during the high-profile summits and games.

Energy supervision authorities and the National Electric Network of Kyrgyzstan OJSC have issued a specific call to construction companies. They are urged to exercise extreme caution when conducting any necessary work near energy facilities, highlighting the critical nature of these installations during the event period.

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